Template:Paris-Mulhouse railway diagram

Paris-Est–Mulhouse-Ville railway

				0.0	Paris-Est
					RER E from Haussmann–Saint-Lazare

				2.6	Petite Ceinture
					Petite Ceinture
				4.5	Pantin
					Grande Ceinture from Argenteuil
				8.9	Noisy-le-Sec
				9.0	Line to Strasbourg
				11.2	Rosny-Bois-Perrier
				12.6	Rosny-sous-Bois
				14.5	Val de Fontenay (RER A)
				16.3	Nogent-Le Perreux
				16.9	River Marne
				17.5	Grande Ceinture to Valenton
				18.5	Les Boullereaux-Champigny
					Grande ceinture complémentaire
				20.7	Villiers-s-M-Le Plessis-Trévise
				23.8	Les Yvris-Noisy-le-Grand
				27.2	Émerainville-Pontault-Combault
				29.9	Roissy-en-Brie
				34.2	Ozoir-la-Ferrière
				38.3	Gretz-Armainvilliers
				38.4	to Coulommiers
				52.5	Verneuil-l'Étang
				58.3	Mormant
				69.3	Nangis
				87.6	from Provins
				88.2	Longueville
				94.5	from Montereau
				110.3	Nogent-sur-Seine
				113.3	River Seine
				128.7	Romilly-sur-Seine
					to Sens
					to Châlons-en-Champagne
				166.2	Troyes
					from Châtillon-sur-Seine
					to Brienne-le-Château
					to Saint-Florentin
				199.0	Vendeuvre
				220.6	Bar-sur-Aube
				249.5	from Châtillon-sur-Seine
				260.1	from Saint-Dizier
				261.8	Chaumont
				296.9	Langres
				307.6	Culmont-Chalindrey
					to Dijon
				311.6	to Nancy
				346.4	Jussey
				381.0	Vesoul
				409.8	from Épinal
				411.0	Lure
				421.1	Ronchamp
				427.2	Champagney
				435.8	Bas-Évette
					to Giromagny
					Trois-Chênes
				442.7	Belfort
					to Besançon
				444.2	to Delle
				448.5	Chèvremont
					LGV Rhin-Rhône
				454.3	Petit-Croix
				456.8	Montreux-Vieux
				459.6	Valdieu
				464.9	Dannemarie
				467.5	Ballersdorf
				474.2	Altkirch
				477.3	Walheim
				478.8	Tagolsheim
				481.2	Illfurth
				484.1	Zillisheim
				485.0	Flaxlanden
				487.5	Brunstatt
				489.6	Hasenrain
				490.1	from Strasbourg and Thann
				490.9	Mulhouse
					Line to Müllheim (Germany)
					to Mulhouse-Nord
					Line to Basel (Switzerland)

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